EVERYTHING XIAOMI
Get listed
Side by side

Dex vs Relatable

Dex logo

Dex

7.7#2 in personal crm softwareFrom $12 a month
AndroidiOSWebAPI
Visit
Relatable logo

Relatable

6.8#11 in personal crm softwareFrom $44 a month
AndroidiOSWebExtension
Visit

What both publish

FactDexRelatable
IntegrationsListed integrations include Gmail, Outlook, Google Calendar, two-way contact sync, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, iMessage, Superhuman, CSV, Granola, Zapier, and Dex MCP Server.The maker lists Gmail, Outlook, Google and Outlook Calendar, LinkedIn, iMessage, WhatsApp, phone calls, Zapier, and MCP clients among its integrations.
MobileDex offers a mobile app with quick contact notes and meeting preparation information.Native iOS and Android apps support voice capture with Whiz, push notifications, network search, and synchronization with the web account.
PrivacyDex says it does not sell user data and lets users export their data or delete their account at any time.The privacy policy says the company does not sell, trade, or otherwise transfer personal information without consent, subject to listed exceptions such as service providers and legal obligations.
ProductDex is a personal CRM that brings together LinkedIn, email, and daily tools to help users keep in touch and remember relationship context.Relatable describes itself as an AI-powered personal CRM for remembering and staying connected with important people.

Dex plans

  • Premium$12 a month
  • Professional$20 a month
  • Team$40 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Relatable plans

  • One plan$44 a month

Pick Dex if…

Dex suits people who want reminders and a shared record of personal or professional relationship context, including founders, investors, job seekers, creators, real estate agents, and recruiters. Its personal-relationship focus may fit better than a sales-pipeline tool for those use cases.

Pick Relatable if…

It suits individuals who want to organize contacts and follow-ups, as well as teams that need shared profiles and contact ownership. Users who rely on iMessage should note the macOS requirement.

Charts they share